Everyday PR

Writing still fundamental to success

Whether online, on paper or on a marquee, it’s all about the writing. Read the four clear facts about the future of writing content at this recent blog.

Why companies fail at business model innovation

Adaptability and self-reinvention – as in business model innovation – are critical in today’s economy and competitive marketplace.  Some companies aren’t stepping up to the plate, and here’s why from the Harvard Business Review.

FB Users: Beware and Prepare

Recent Facebook changes (all of which I define as a huge TMI dump) can backfire on some users.  Don’t say you weren’t warned.  Mashable blog explains.

Dangers of digital sharecropping

Digital sharecropping.  What it is, how to work it, and how to not let it get you. Read more.

Everyone has one and how to stop it

Want to stop the online spewing of hate, intolerance and just plain bad taste?  Then take responsibility.  Here’s how.

The evolution of public relations

Public relations just doesn’t work the way it used to, and here’s why.  Read more.

Can your brand be controlled in social media?

For the best article on brand management and how to protect your brand in today’s world of social media that I’ve seen in awhile, read here.

The price of social media

A man after my own heart, Bill Keller of The New York Times questions the relational price we’re paying for social media.  Read his entertaining, and spot on, feature here.

Coke: An eternal brand

Talk about branding!  The 125-year-old Coca-Cola continues to globally grow, drown out competitors, add new consumers and fulfill a marketer’s dream.  For more about its limitless branding and longevity, read here.

Social media use fading?

Depending on who and where you ask, social media use is changing. For interesting user stats, click here.

Susan Hart

Susan Hart, APR, is an independent public relations consultant with 25+ years of experience. Beginning as a journalist, she represents clients in health care, financial, technology and real estate. Accredited by the Public Relations Society of America, she serves as Co-Chair of the Ethics Committee for her local PRSA Chapter.

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